Pfc Rabtoy Home For Christmas Returns To Hospital
Pfc Rabtoy injured before Thanksgiving near New London returns to St Alban’s Naval Hospital Jamaica Long Island for Christmas. His parents Mr and Mrs Rabtoy of 62 Pleasant Avenue travel to visit and bring him home briefly before tonight’s return to hospital. Friends visit as the family shares a hopeful, prayerful holiday scene.
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Arthur Rabtoy
Pleasant Avenue
Rabtoy
New London
Pfc
Ravtoya
St. Alban‘s Naval Hospital
Jamaica
Rab
Hartford Hospital
Naugatuck
Robert
Three TV Stars Top Theaters Money Makers
Hollywood’s big question answered with 70 as the year’s top money makers in movie theaters. Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis led the list as a comedy team alongside Roy Rogers, outranking veterans Gary Cooper and John Wayne in overall box office take.
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United Press
Hollywood
Starr
Jerry Lewis
Roy Rogers
Ntara
Gary Cooper
John Wayne
Russians Welsh On 11 Billion Dollars In Wartime Debts
Government figures show the Kremlin has taken the United States for about 11 billion dollars in wartime debts. Russia and its satellites owe American debts including lend lease, property sales, loans, bonds, and seized assets, making it the largest offender with limited recourse for collection amid current world conditions.
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United Preas
Kremlin
Uncle Sam
Russia
Soviet Union
Sam
Tax Men Suspected Of Faking Reports
United Press reports flame investigators suspect alcohol tax officers of tampering reports. The Ways and Means subcommittee will assess the Internal Revenue Bureau division when Congress convenes in January. Robert Kean of New Jersey heads the group, citing corruption in the alcohol unit and alleging improper permit grants after preliminary investigations. The panel's review follows an 18 month probe into the bureau tied to indictments of former Commissioner Joseph Nunan and associate Daniel Hollerich on tax fraud charges.
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United Press
Mickey Finn
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congross
Robert Kean
New Jersey
Hexaya
Mqnor
Kean
Cima
Joseph Nunan
Massatant
Daniel Holleeh
Vandals Probe After Damages At Two New Haven Schools
Police investigate vandalism at two New Haven schools. A sink torn from a wall leaked on the second floor. two faucets were ransacked and ware scattered about. Several youths have been questioned and more likely will be brought in today.
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New Haven
Conn
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Fragmentary OCR text provides a jumble of words and names with unclear meaning. no coherent event, person, or organization can be identified to form a valid news item summary.
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Hteskap
Coekstme
Wikiay
Nidntownki's
Hirst Urges Economy In Use Of Town School Bus Tickets
Beacon Falls residents and high school families are urged to economize on school bus tickets. Superintendent Hirst notes 27 676 tickets issued at a cost of 1383 90 with about 2500 lost or unused. Tickets cost rose 25 percent, and unused tickets fall back on taxpayers. Boards seek cooperation to curb wastage amid rising school costs.
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Hirst
Beacon Falls
Pareents
Ric A! Hirst
Beacon
Lota
Lpant
Rai
Board of Education
U S Airlines Set All Time Safety Record Past Year
Washington December 26 United States Airlines set an all time safety record in civilian aviation for 1932 with only five passenger deaths from crashes. Domestic and international airlines carried 27 million passengers and over 1.8 billion miles, with passenger deaths expected to run under about one per 109 million miles flown.
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Washington
United States Airlines
Charles Horne
Civil Aeronautics
International Airlines
Hospital Bulletins From Local Auto Accidents
Audrey Clark, 16, of Nonnewaup road Bathichem, yesterday left Waterbury Hospital after treatment for injuries from an auto accident on Route B1. Richard Nadeau, 18, Marsden road Waterbury, was discharged from St Marys Hospital after treatment for a fractured right leg from the hayride crash on Nov 8. Remaining at St Marys are William Kennedy, 18, Woodtick road Waterbury with fractures of both legs, and Mrs Anne Quirk, 20, RFD 1 Prospect, with a fractured loft toe.
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Audrey Clark
Nonnewaup Road
Bathichem
Waterbury Hospital
Woodbury
Richard Nadeau
Marsden Road
Waterbury
St. Mary's Hospital
St. Mary's
William Kennedy
Woodtick Road
Anne Quirk
Prospect
Two Lodges Install New Officers
A joint instonation of officers at Shepherd and Salem Lodges was held Tuesday at Masonica Temple on Church Street. Officers for Shepherd Lodge included Walter C. Lade as Worshipful Master and Harald Bald win as Senior Deacon with a host of other officers named. Most Worshipful Brother Saritah Tyler performed the installing. New Salem Lodge officers were Wilfred H. Kirk as Master and Ralph Stotz as Junior Warden among others. Past Masters jewels were presented to Alvin Wooster, John Hayes Jr., and John Lennets.
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Shepherd
Salem Todge
Masonica Temple
Church Street
Walter C. Lade
Hultbergs
Marvin C, Cheney
Eimar Edler
Harald Baldwin, Jr
Juniae Depogn
Talebat
Ken Rodenbush
Orton Noble
Marshall John ‘Hays, Jr
Walter Davis
B. Norvigh Follett
Tyler
George L. Packer
Chapin
Russell "Weaving
Ralph Stotz
Harald H. Lewis
Harold C. Lewis
Edward McMtroy
Paul Baxsons
Franklyn Smith
Marshal
Duther Tooker
Chaplin
John Re Lennera
Edwin Miller
William Birdsall
Silom Lodge
Italian maestro Bernardino Molnar dies at 72
Maestro Bernardino Molnar, famed conductor of a renowned Symphony orchestra, died on Christmas Day of pneumonia after a career spanning three decades. Funeral services are planned for Saturday in Rome, with Molnar aged 72.
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Rome
Bernardino Molnar
As & Symphony Orchestra
Conducator
Henay
Yugoslav parliament plans defense cuts and fleet expansion
Lindan-The Yugoslav parliament is told Tita will cut maintenance costs boosting defense budgets. Officials say 77 new ships will be added to the navy and merchant fleets as part of the expansion while the air war reports new bombings on the east coast.
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Lindan
Ana
Geen
Te Be
Tita
Fugos Av Newa
Seoul
Keres
Naugatuck Tuberculosis Drive Sees Strong Donations
Mrs Paul Eason reports $121.66 collected from Naugatuck and Union City for the tuberculosis drive with praise for schools and parochial groups. Mrs Martin Lynn, drive chair, thanks Mrs Enson and pupils, and notes good returns from the general seal sale drive. A final January report is planned.
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Paul Eason
Naugatugh
Naugatuck
Union City
Martin Lynn
Naupatuck
Enson
Dulles Replies To Stalin On Peace Meeting
John Foster Dulles, soon to be secretary of state, replies to Premier Stalin about peace proposals. He says Stalin may present concrete ideas to the new administration, and such proposals will be seriously considered. Dulles spoke with President-elect Eisenhower by phone as he in Washington. Eisenhower was in New York.
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United Press
John Fonter Dulles
Josut Stalin
Stalin
Russia
Eisenhower
Dulles
Washington
New York
United Nations
Americans Die In Iran Plane Crash
An Iranian Airways twin engine transport crashed in fog at Tehran airport killing 23, including four Americans. Two survived, one a child. The flight departed Abadan for Tehran when the plane overshot the runway. US embassy identifies the dead as Mee and Mrs James Eliott Blackmore of Great Neck Long Island, Sergeant Thomas Rispoli of Georgia, and Miss Cecilie Anne De Moisy of Otah.
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United Press
Iranian Airways
Tehran
Abadan
United States
Mee
James Eliott Blackmore
Great Neck
Lang Is- Tan
Thomas Rispoli
Georgia
Cecilie Anne de Moisy
Otah
Burglars Lose Loot As Valise Breaks
In Cleveland two men robbed a city bar last night, carrying a $703 loot in a suit case. The valise burst open, dollars spilled onto the sidewalk and the burglars fled, leaving the cash behind as police recovered all but the culprit.
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Cleveland
Onto
Three Auto Accidents Over Christmas Leave Two Injured
Christmas Eve crashes on Riverside drive and Naugatuck road injure two men and damage five cars. Connelly and Grieder, from Waterbury area, escaped serious injury and were treated at St Mary’s Hospital. Police charged Connelly, Kotis, Grendon, and Kentrys with motor vehicle violations. Jan 1 and Dec 27 court dates set. A separate drunken driving arrest of Russell North from Oakville was reported with bond set at 250 dollars.
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Riverside Drive
Waterbury~ Naugatuck
William
Connolly
Fuller Street
William Grieder
Connelly
St. Mary's Hospital
Grieder
Connnelly
John Smith
Benjamin Ezenski
Jerry Sivea
Howard Sagendorf
Joseph P. Kentrys
Washington Street
John. Kotia
Shelton
John‘ F. Grendon
Gordon Street
Ansonia
Kotis
Glendon
Ketrys
Borough
Helen Kahanaki
Waterbury
Nangatuck-Waterbury
Russell North
Ballfarrow Avenue
Oakville
Rubber Avenue
Joseph Sunimand
Joseph Triano
North
Rado Fights Back at Claims of Democratic Disunity
Welfare Supt William C Rado dismisses GOP propaganda about rifts in Naw fatuck Democrats claiming only Republicans press disunity while Republicans themselves quarrel over appointments He denies Nolan plans to resign and says Fellows is expected to seek renomination He warns against a third party, opposing such a move.
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GOP
William C. Rado
Dirsensién
Naw Fatuck
Rado
Michael Nolan
Town Committee
George Fellows
Fellows
Eisenhower Grandson Totes Cowboy Hat
New York December 26. Presi dentalect Eisenhower's grandson and namesake appeared at the Eisenhower residence wearing a chartreuse cowboy hat. The four-year-old asked what he got for Christmas and said trains and an airplane hangar were gifts. He left with his sister Barbara Anne and a Secret Service man. Destination not announced.
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New York
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Residencaiat
Hils
Barbara Anne
Ford-A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ford at Waterbury Hospital
A daughter, fifth child for Mr and Mrs Ford of 116 Fairview Avenue, was born on December 25 at Waterbury Hospital. The infant joins siblings Joannive, Eileen, William, and Mary Bath. Mrs Ford, formerly Mary Malone, is the daughter of Police Captain Anthony Malone.
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Ford
Killed As Death Takes No Holiday
United Press survey counts 221 people killed in accidents since Christmas Eve with 193 dying in auto crashes and other deaths from fires airplane crashes and other mishaps across the nation during the holiday period.
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United Press
Explosion Kills Five in No- Boys Japan Big blast hits ten stores
A severe explosion in No- Boys Japan killed five people and injured 22 as ten shops were wrecked in the blast. It marks the citys second major explosion in four days with cause not yet known.
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No- Boys
Japan
Mrs Bertha Rich Succumbs After 35 Years In Town
Mrs Bertha Reinholz Rich 57 of 80 Locust Street died this morning at St Marys Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Germany she lived in Naugatuck 35 years. Survived by husband Michael Rich two children Lawrence Sheplay and Harry W Rich four grandchildren all of Naugatuck. Funeral Monday at 11 at Buckmiller Funeral Home Fairview Avenue Rev Theodore Schrader will officiate. Burial Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday afternoon 2 to 5 and evening 7 to 10.
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Bertha
Reinholz) Rich
Locust Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Rich
Germany
Lved
Naugatuck
Michael Rich
Lawrence Sheplay
Harry W. Rich
Buckmiller Funeral
Fairview Avenue
Theodore A. Schrader
Immanuel Lutheran Churen
Grove Cemetery
Deaths RICH Rich of Naugatuck dies at 75
Mrs Bertha Rothhols Rich of 30 Lecuat Street Naugatuck dies December 24 1952 Funeral Monday at Buckmiller Funeral Home 82 Fairfield Avenue Grove Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday 3 to 10 p m
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Rich
Irn
Waterbury
Bertha ‘Rothhols
Lecuat Street
Naugatuck
Buckmiller Funeral Home
Feirview
I¢ Grove Cemetery
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Exlekeon Motors
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